2020 Group Half-Year Results
Group Half-Year Results presentation - 30 july 2020
EDF Pulse Start-up Awards
setting the pace for tomorrow’s innovations!
Since 2014, the EDF Pulse Start-up Awards have given a helping hand to European startups using new technological solutions to build tomorrow’s world – an electric world that’s more eco-friendly and better connected. Up for grabs for the winners: a marketing campaign and up to €80,000 of prize money to give their creativity even more of a boost!
Testimony
« The EDF Pulse start-up Awards adventure was a catalyst for us. It gave us reach like never before. »
Isabelle Gallet-Coty - SAUREA President, 2019 winner
2020 Edition: Vote for
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12 finalists present their meaningful innovations. Vote for your favourite start-up and help it win the Audience award.
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Past winners
TheraPanacea
2019 Winner, 1st Prize
TheraPanacea revolutionises radiotherapy (a type of Cancer treatment) and uses Artificial Intelligence for a more automated, personalised and adaptive process.
SAUREA
2019 Winner, Audience Award
SAUREA created the first highly resistant motor converting solar energy into mechanical energy, without any conversion electronics.
Lancey
2018 winner in the Smart Home category
Lancey has invented a smart radiator that stores electricity during off-peak hours before releasing it during times of peak consumption.
Woodoo
2017 winner in the Smart City category
Wodoo has developed an augmented wood to build the city of the future – it is translucent, rot-proof, fire-resistant and 3 times stronger than the original wood.
GEPS Techno
2017 winner in the Smart Business category
GEPS Techno offers autonomous buoys that use renewable marine energy sources to supply power to offshore wind turbines.
HySiLabs
2018 winner in the Smart City category
HySiLabs is revolutionising the transport of hydrogen, a promising and low-carbon energy source for the cities of the future.
Howz
2017 winner in the Smart Home category
Howz develops sensors that are placed in senior citizens’ homes to monitor activity via their use of electrical devices, ensuring that everything is as it should be.
Biomodex
2016 winner in the Smart Health category
Biomodex prints 3D organs so surgeons can practise before they operate.
EDF Pulse Start-up: Local Editions
News
Air Quality Challenge
Call for projects on indoor air quality
EDF joined Covivio and Impulse Partners to launch the Air Quality Challenge call for projects. It aims to identify and test new solutions improving indoor air quality while also reducing energy consumption. Application are open until September 30th, 2020.
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Development
The 2019 “Best newcomer”, and finalist of the EDF Pulse start-up Awards, raised 2.1 million of euros with Sofimac in June 2020. Mob-Energy will finalise the R&D of its charging robot for electric vehicules and deploy it on public parking lot, as intended.
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EDF Pulse India
The EDF Pulse start-up Awards are coming to in India
India’s 1st edition starts now! It calls for socially inclusive Indian-based innovations for an electric world that’s more eco-friendly and better connected. Up to 20,000€ and a communication campaign at stakes. Start-ups can apply until June 3rd.
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